Trioskaz! Open up! We’re here to say thank you to everyone who has supported the game. And we won’t take no for an answer.
No, I’m not a Human has sold over 500 000 copies to date!
It feels surreal to have this many people play your game, draw tons of amazing fan art and discuss it online. Stunning contrast of human connection and a game about isolation. Thank you, truly! We will forever cherish this moment, and every other milestone shared with you.
Of course, we’re not settling down or instantly moving to another project. Our utmost priority right now is to fix all the annoying bugs and make some QoL adjustments. However, be it as important as it is, this might not sound especially interesting. Well, we agree – and plan to add new content as well! For exa~ [knock-knock-knock]... hold up, someone’s at the door.
Right on cue!
Yup, we’ll be adding new guests! 12 new guests to be precise. All of them being based off of our dear Patreons who have supported No, I’m not a Human all the way back. That’s not all we have planned for the update, though – but we’ll reveal more at a later date.
We’re also working on adding Steam Trading Cards. You might’ve seen the movie cover homages we’ve posted on our socials prior to the game’s release. The plan is to make couple more of those and use them for the trading cards. And yes, we are considering to also make some items for the Point Shop in the future as well.
Speaking of art. Lay your eyes onto these incredible fan artworks!
Faces come out of the Night
(via @pyro_cri on X)
The Uncanny Beauty
(via @Klounbobr on X)
Neverpresent Childhood
(via @sharkker_dude on X)
The Cat-Gremlin
(via @Sherrick_Mads on X)
Portrait of a Widow
(via @irlplasticlamb on X)
By the way, if you’re into narrative-heavy horror games, check out Drowned Lake.
Thick, grungy narrative and palpable atmosphere will tug you down to the bottom of a sinister mystery behind an infamous lake. Brazilian folklore is only sparsely covered in games, so this alone warrants keeping an eye on the game
And also, definitely check out our next game – Lost in Roots!
It's a 2D adventure with a tangled story about guilt, in which a girl is kidnapped and held captive in some unknown attic located somewhere inside a giant living Forest in the countryside. Who and why has taken the girl to such godforsaken place? And what do you do when you have nowhere to run?
That’s all for today. Thank you once again for all the support, and see you in another post – sooner than you might expect. “A man would rise from the dead and speak. And people won’t believe him”
Trioskaz & Critical Reflex.
